Normally, I limit myself to positive reviews only as experiences are subjective and YMMV. However, I feel like I must warn about choosing the "à la carte" option for dimsum. I'll spare you the details about how we ended up at an all-you-can-eat restaurant and asked for the "à la carte" menu. It was accidental and switching restaurant was not an easy option.

The dimsum items were priced at the market price of $6.50 each, which is acceptable. However, to our biggest disappointment, each item was half the size of what would be expected based on the industry standard. They were reduced sizes for the purpose of all-you-can-eat. We felt short-changed. I don't mind paying the full price, but I expect a full size. It may be hard to see from my pictures, but you can see the dumplings (har gao for example) are not of a standard shape, because it would be a technical challenge to half the size and keep it the standard shape. As a result, they flattened the dumpling. The shu-mai feels like there's too much room in the basket. The BBQ pork buns were one-biters.

The ordering system from a tablet (if I recall correctly, it was an iPad) was also a terrible user experience. The response time was slow and the app was not user friendly.

On the positive side, the sushi rolls were reasonable at $14 each, considering today's pricing. The rice and noodle dishes were decently priced also. My biggest complaint is really about the dimsum items.

If you are into quantity over quality, this place would be a good choice. If you order à la carte, just don't order dimsum items. I give it a 3-star rating because you can get good value for the all-you-can-eat, but I'm sharing a negative experience for feeling short-changed.